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Section Contents
- Craig Duguid
- CV
- Current Research
- Previous Reasearch
- Geo-Scientific Experience
- Background and Interests
- Key Links
Geo-Scientific and Industry Experience
A key aspect of my geophysical education to date has been a series of energy industry related internships, field-trips and contractor work. A summary of my experience to date is presented below:
30/06/10 - 28/07/10: Schlumberger Cambridge Research – Research Associate. Cambridge, UK
Acquisition of new bespoke active and passive seismic data sets
22/07/09 - 04/09/09: Schlumberger Cambridge Research – Student Intern. Cambridge, UK
Application of specific algorithms for seismic interferometry to passive seismic data set; acquisition of new active and passive seismic data set
Schlumberger
12/07/09 - 20/07/09: PESGB Field Trip. Svalbard, Norway
Week long industry oriented sedimentology / structural geology field trip, attending as a PESGB sponsored student.
PESGB
20/05/09 - 10/07/09: Tullow Oil Plc. – Contractor, Geology and Geophysics. Chiswick, London, UK
Conducted a review of the Geology and Geophysics of the Zechstein Carbonate ‘Wissey’ gas field in the Southern North Sea - following submission of dissertation thesis to Exploration manager
Tullow Oil
02/06/08 - 29/08/08: Senergy Ltd – 3 month Petroleum Geophysics Internship. Aberdeen, UK
Broad range introduction to Petroleum Geophysics and the oil industry in general
Senergy Ltd.
24/05/08 - 01/06/08: Volunteer field assistant – Micro-gravity Survey. Kefalonia, Greece
Part of on-going academic research project
Odysseus Unbound
Current geophysics undergraduates: should you wish to discuss any of the above experiences, including tips on applications etc. please contact me at: C.Duguid@sms.ed.ac.uk
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